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5 piece Lồ ô 10’ 7.772” which I will bring to the Corbett Lake Gathering.

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2. International Lồ ô Rod Makers Gathering in Milow

After two years of practical experience, all participants agreed that Lồ ô can be used to make rods that are just as excellent as those made from Tonkin. When manufacturing multi-piece rods, Lồ ô has the advantage that the long internodes allow for nodeless construction, which makes the work much easier. In the case of double-handed rods, it is advantageous that they are noticeably lighter than Tonkin rods due to the lower density of Lồ ô. In addition, this bamboo species is very easy to split. It has also proved very popular in the manufacture of bows, arrows and violin bows.

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The complete rodmaker (who can also sew rod socks)

Lồ ô rod 7’ #3 (4 photos)

The complete rod maker (who can also sew rod socks) Lồ ô rod 7’ #3 (4 photos) #bambooflyrod #splitcane #bambooflyrodmaker

The first real test with my Lồ ô rod, 11 feet, 4 pieces, went well: 70 cm (27.6 inches) sea trout

The first real test with my Lồ ô rod, 11 feet, 4 pieces, went well: 70 cm (27.6 inches) sea trout

Lồ ô info no. 14

On the left a Lồ ô-, on the right a Tonkin culm, where each internode and its diameter were measured. To better visualise the shape of the culm, the length (m) was compressed in relation to the diameter (mm). Interestingly, in both bamboo species, the 10th to 15th internodes are the longest (between the red dots, dark and light green area). In the Lồ ô they are on average 85 cm (34 ") long and in the Tonkin 50 cm (20 ") long. Traditionally, only the lowest 12 feet of the Tonkin are harvested (yellow and light green area). This means that most of the long internodes of the Tonkin do not reach the rod maker. The entire green area of the Lồ ô was harvested.

Lồ ô info no. 14 On the left a Lồ ô-, on the right a Tonkin culm, where each internode and its diameter were measured. To better visualise the shape of the culm, the length (m) was compressed in relation to the diameter (mm). Interestingly, in both bamboo species, the 10th to 15th internodes are the longest (between the red dots, dark and light green area). In the Lồ ô they are on average 85 cm (34 ") long and in the Tonkin 50 cm (20 ") long. Traditionally, only the lowest 12 feet of the Tonkin are harvested (yellow and light green area). This means that most of the long internodes of the Tonkin do not reach the rod maker. The entire green area of the Lồ ô was harvested. #bambooflyrod #splitcane #bambooflyrodmaker